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Comparative Religion- Unit 4: Islam
Comparative Religion- Unit 4: Islam
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This pillar of Islam is the pilgrimage to Mecca, made at least once in a Muslims lifetime.
Sawm
Declaration of Faith
Hajj
Kaaba
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This pillar is holy Ramadan, no eating, drinking, smoking and relations during daylight
Sawm
Lent
Hajj
Sufi
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"There is no God but God, and Muhammad is his messenger" name the pillar.
Nicene Creed
Shahadah
Hajj
Declaration of Islam
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How often must a Muslim go on their Hajj?
Once in their life
Once a year
not mandatory
Once every decade (10 years)
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Islamic New Year
Eid al-Fitr
Ashura
Mawlid al-Nabi
Muharram (al-Hijra)
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This man is the father of the Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. He had two sons Isaac & Ishamel
Jesus
Muhammad
Abraham
Aragorn
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This city had monotheistic roots due to Jewish presence. A large trade city near an oasis.
Medina
Istanbul
Constantinople
Damascus
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True or False: Muhammad is seen as the son of God in Islam.
False
True
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The Kaaba was filled with what before Muhammad invaded Mecca?
The sacred golden stone
The crown jewel of the Nile
The body of Abraham
Pagan statues and Idols
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Walking the kaaba 7 times while praying is called what?
Windu
Tawaf
Sawm
Caravan
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This pillar of Islam refers to praying 5 times a day, towards the kaaba in Mecca.
Salat
Tithe
Zakat
Confession
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This is the Muslim civil and religious leader.
Emperor
King
Khan
Caliph
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What caused the divide between Sunni vs. Shia Islam.
A decision to go to war with the Christians
The lack of trade opportunities for Muslim nations
The amount of money that must be given for charity
A disagreement on who should rule after Muhammad
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God in Arabic
Hajj
Dios
God
Allah
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The Muslim place of worship.
Temple
Monastary
Church
Mosque
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This man is the founder of Islam, the greatest and final prophet of Allah
Moses
Askia
Caliph
Muhammad
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The body of Islamic law that dictates public and some private aspects of life.
Sharia Law
Absolute Law
Theocracy
Code of Hammurabi
18
This is the Holy Book of Islam, seen as the actual word of God.
Qu'ran
Torah
Bible
Gospel
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Different in the sects of Sunni and Shia
Muharram (al-Hijra)
Ashura
Isra and Mi’raj
Mawlid al-Nabi
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True or False: Sunni Muslim is the largest sect of Islam
False
True
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Fast from Sunrise to sunset, 30 days, 9th month
Eid al-Adha
Umrah
Ramadan
Eid al-Fitr
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Why was there an argument and a split of Islam after the death of the Prophet Muhammad?
Muslims stopped believing in Islam after his death
He was the only one who truly understood Islam
He was not the most important prophet in the religion
He was both a political and religious leader
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Muhammad’s Birthday
Mawlid al-Nabi
Eid al-Adha
Isra and Mi’raj
Ashura
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This is the act of giving money to charity, also a pillar of Islam.
Tithe
Salat
Zakaat
Offering
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The Holiest city in Islam.
Damascus
Jerusalem
Medina
Mecca
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The Five Pillars of Islam help Muslims to?
Live a moral lifestyle according to their religious beliefs
Conquer more territory
Enhance trade routes in west Africa
Increase learning and education
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“Lesser Pilgrimage”, Minor Pilgrimages throughout the year to Mecca
Ramadan
Muharram
Umrah
Mawlid al-Nabi
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What are the four things you fast during the month of Ramadan?
Smoking, Drinking, Eating, Sex
Eating, Sleeping, Talking, Driving
Fighting, Arguing, Talking, Smiling
Drinking, Eating, Traveling, Working
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The cube shaped building of worship in Mecca, holds the black stone.
Mosque of Djenne
Kaaba
Mosque of Muhammad
Jamarat
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End of Ramadan Festival “Breaking of the Fast”
Isra and Mi’raj
Eid al-Adha
Eid al-Fitr
Ramadan
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True of False: Muhammad's bloodline comes from Abrahams son Isaac.
False
True
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This sect of Islam is the majority of Muslims in the world.
Sunni
Twelver
Shia
Sufi
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Festival of Sacrifice, End of the Hajj, God told Abraham to sacrifice his son—he didn’t want to but submitted to GOD
Eid al-Fitr
Umrah
Eid al-Adha
Muharram (al-Hijra)
